Verb:

தான் சொன்னதற்கு எதிராகப் போ,

renege's Usage Examples:

The former German international had signed for Bolton but has since reneged on that agreement.

It subsequently reneges, despite intervention by Tessa Jowell.

In a way I had not reneged on previous preoccupations.

reneged on the treaties which drove Henry VIII into a fury.

They were paid average wages, and if they reneged on commitments given when elected, they could be instantly removed and replaced.

reneged on holiday pay agreement.

And subsequently, rich nations have cynically reneged on their Rio promises to tackle climate change and deforestation.

You're not locked in for a long periods which can be good if the landlord reneges on any part of the rental agreement.

The New Labor government has reneged on its anti-vivisectionist vote-catching rhetoric because they are so heavily indebted to and entrenched with the pharmaceutical multinationals.

reneged on both promises.

reneged on commitments given when elected, they could be instantly removed and replaced.

God never reneges on His promises, and the reward for your service awaits you.

renegen's version of events has the prime minister reneging repeatedly on firm pledges to step aside during the second term.

Synonyms:

card game, revoke, mistake, error, cards, fault,

Antonyms:

begin, worsen, stay in place, fall, lower,